Answer:
W(t) = 10 + 1.5*t
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The weight gain of the baby is 1.5 pounds per month.
After 4 months, baby's weight = 16 pounds
Let us the say the weight of the baby when it was born be x.
Then:
x + 1.5*(4) = 16
x = 10
Then weight of the baby as a function of number of months(t) will be=
initial weight + incremental weight per month*no of months(t).
W(t) = 10 + 1.5*t
(33x+99)+1(−44x+88)
(33x+99)(44x+88)
-33x to 44x and get 11x then subtract 88 to 99 and get 11 the answer should be one
If I was to just divide it I would say it is 1/8
He lost 8, so he is at -8, he then gains 15 so add 15 to -8"-8 + 15 = 7
He gains 7 so now add 7 to the total: 7+ 7 = 14
He then loses 4, so now subtract 4 from the total: 14 - 4 = 10
Answer: He gained 10 yards.
That is called the Origin , where the number 0 is.